CNA -NURSING CARE

Activities including but not limited to: Ambulation, exercise, personal care, homemaker services, dietary needs and other daily life

exceptional customer service, and conduct themselves with the highest ethical standards. Demonstrates competence and skills as a certified nursing assistant.
Reports on changes in the client's ability and compliance with the Plan of Care for the improvement of client care.
Assist clients to do as many Activities of Daily Living (ADL's) as possible, while giving assistance to the client that is on the Plan of Care. Bed mobility, bathing, oral care, hair care, nail care, skin care, transfers, toileting, peri-care, assists clients with medication reminders, prepares light meals, etc.
Apply safety principles and proper body mechanics to the performance of specific techniques of personal and supportive care such as ambulation, transfer, positioning of clients, assisting with the normal range of motion and doing household chores.
Prepares and provides medically prescribed nutrition and fluid intake.
Performs environmental services as assigned.
Follows specific written instructions for personal care prepared by a supervisor in accordance with the Aide Care Plan.
Language Skills: Must be able to read, understand general business practices, policies and procedures. Must be able to effectively communicate information and respond to questions clients, customers, and co-workers. Scheduling is based on patient needs, which may fluctuate and could include weekends, holidays, and overtime as needed.
All direct care providers must possess a valid and current driver's license and independent and reliable transportation to patient

Education/Training
High School graduate or equivalent.
Current certification as a Certified Nurse Assistant
Meets state specific CNA licensing requirements.
CNA Certification